Select a body region below to learn about conditions, symptoms, and how MRI can help diagnose and guide treatment.
What Our Conditions Library Covers
Knee MRI
Knee MRI identifies ACL, MCL, and meniscus tears, cartilage damage, and ligament injuries that X-rays can't show. It's commonly used for patients with knee pain, swelling, instability, or a suspected sports injury.
Foot & Ankle MRI
Foot and ankle MRI detects stress fractures, tendon tears, plantar fasciitis, and ligament damage in the soft tissue and small joints of the foot. It's often ordered for chronic ankle instability or unexplained heel and arch pain.
GI & Abdomen MRI
Abdominal MRI evaluates the liver, pancreas, kidneys, and other organs for masses, cysts, inflammation, and structural abnormalities. It's frequently used to investigate unexplained abdominal pain or to follow up on abnormal lab results or ultrasound findings.
Women's Health MRI
Women's health MRI images the uterus, ovaries, and pelvic structures to evaluate fibroids, endometriosis, ovarian cysts, and other gynecologic conditions. It provides detail that pelvic ultrasound alone often can't capture.
Hip & SI Joint MRI
Hip and SI joint MRI diagnoses labral tears, hip impingement, avascular necrosis, and sacroiliac joint inflammation. It's a common next step for chronic hip or lower back pain that hasn't responded to conservative treatment.
Shoulder MRI
Shoulder MRI detects rotator cuff tears, labral injuries, and impingement syndrome with far more soft-tissue detail than X-ray. It's typically ordered for shoulder pain, limited range of motion, or a suspected sports or overuse injury.
Elbow MRI
Elbow MRI identifies tendon tears, ligament sprains (including UCL injuries common in throwing athletes), and nerve compression around the joint. It's used to evaluate persistent elbow pain, instability, or numbness and tingling into the hand.
Hand & Wrist MRI
Hand and wrist MRI evaluates ligament tears, tendon injuries, and nerve compression such as carpal tunnel syndrome. It's helpful for unexplained wrist pain, weakness, or numbness that hasn't resolved with rest or bracing.
Spine MRI
Spine MRI shows herniated or bulging discs, spinal stenosis, nerve compression, and vertebral abnormalities along the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine. It's one of the most common exams for chronic back pain, sciatica, or radiating nerve symptoms.
Brain MRI
Brain MRI detects strokes, tumors, aneurysms, MS lesions, and structural abnormalities with a level of detail no other imaging method matches. It's used to investigate chronic headaches, memory changes, dizziness, or neurological symptoms.